regurgitated

[US]/rɪˈɡɜːdʒɪteɪtɪd/

[UK]/rɪˈɡɜrdʒɪteɪtɪd/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.to bring swallowed food back to the mouth; to bring back or repeat information; to feed (young) by regurgitation; to chew food again and swallow it

regurgitated information

regurgitated ideas

regurgitated content

regurgitated facts

regurgitated material

regurgitated responses

regurgitated arguments

regurgitated statements

regurgitated opinions

regurgitated theories

the teacher regurgitated the information from the textbook.

he regurgitated the same arguments during the debate.

the chef regurgitated old recipes for the new menu.

the student regurgitated facts for the exam.

she regurgitated the speech she had memorized.

the documentary regurgitated common myths about history.

he often regurgitated ideas from other authors.

the report regurgitated statistics without any analysis.

during the presentation, she regurgitated her research findings.

many students regurgitate information instead of understanding it.

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